£100,000,000

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crus

• Jan 20, 2006

• Original Poster
• #1

Kinda pretty looking.

D

 

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Hayles

• Jan 20, 2006

• Original Poster
• #2

I think it should be split into smaller prizes. It's obscene!

 

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clairemackaness

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• Jan 21, 2006

• #3

I'm confused................whats this?

 

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SillyJokes

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• Jan 21, 2006

• #4

It's ok but it's not steady money is it?

 

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clairemackaness

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• Jan 21, 2006

• #5

I get it now, just seen the £85,000 thread! LOL

 

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Ozzy

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richardosborne.co.uk

• Jan 21, 2006

• #6

Its kicked me into doing a couple of lines

 

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MarkPearson

• Jan 21, 2006

• Original Poster
• #7

It is an amazing figure!

When a million would change most people lives, this truly could overwhelm.

For me it becomes a figure that I could not imagine spending wisely!

I would spend, spend, spend...

Oh and I might by the forum off you ozzy! lol

 

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crus

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #8

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4653154.stm

Amazingly this will be split after two more draws if no one wins and then those matching 5 and one ball will share it!

D

 

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Magsite

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #9

I'm hoping it keeps on rolloing over, helping me increase membership sales.

Its the highest its ever been.

Lisa

 

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Magsite

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #10

And guess Whats Its now rolled over for the tenth time!!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4653154.stm

Jackpot Est £125 MILLIONS!

Want to beat the queues? - then join our club of smart investors and get 36 chances for just £5 (that's less than 14p an entry!)

Visit www.joinalotterysyndicate.com/euromillions for more details.

Lisa

 

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crus

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #11

25% increase in one week!

Sheesh!

Another week of tickets for me then!

D

 

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multilingual

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #12

Anyone got 14 million quid spare?

There are only about 14 million combinations of numbers, so in theory you could buy every combination available and still be 111 million in profit!!

Unless you get 10 other people with the same numbers that is.

Be a hell of a long queue at Morrisons though!!

JB

 

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Magsite

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #13

14 Million is the UK Lotto - I think the Euromillions is nearer 76 million combinations

Lisa

 

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MarkPearson

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #14

Gosh! Someone has got to win this...

Its now very silly money.

Could make £125 millionaires.

I think next friday people will go nuts...

 

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RockLinks

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #15

Yowsa this is unbelievable

 

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crus

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #16

multilingual,

that punt becomes more interesting if no one wins next week and the week after as its split between the 5 and 1 stars.

Whats the odds on that ;-)

D

 

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Magsite

• Jan 27, 2006

• Original Poster
• #17

Well Its getting that way. Would be very interesting

Lisa

 

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mattk

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• Jan 30, 2006

• #18

multilingual said:

Be a hell of a long queue at Morrisons though!!

JB

Click to expand...

You can play online, the National Lottery site is actually rather good. The only downside is that you can only buy 4 lines at a time - surely that's no good for hardened gamblers!

 

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